Introduction; 1: The Origins of Transference; 2: Silence as an Integrative Factor; 3: Silence as Communication; 4: On Silence; 5: What Do I Do When the Patient Cries?; 6: Patients Who Sleep or Look at the Psychoanalyst During Treatment; 7: The Use of First Names in Psychotherapy; 8: The Gift in Therapy; 9: On Taking Notes; 10: A Significant Comment Made by Patients When Relating their Dreams; 11: Setting a Termination Date: An Impetus to Analysis; 12: Therapeutic Results in Psychoanalytic Treatment Without Fee; 13: I'm Not Getting Any Better; 14: The Refusal to Mourn; 15: The Technique of Employing Doctor-Patient Transactions in Psychoanalysis; 16: Emotional Engagement of Patient and Analyst; 17: The Therapeutic Encounter; 18: The Importance of Flexibility in Psychoanalytic Technique; 19: The Commitment to Intimacy; 20: On the Rationale of Touch in Psychotherapy; 21: To Touch-Or Not To Touch; 22: Freud As Therapist: Include The Patient In Your World; 23: Psychotherapy as a Source of the Therapist's Own Authenticity and Inauthenticity